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Manage Insomnia ... Improve Your Sleep
Manage your insomnia and wake up feeling like a million bucks!
Miscarriage
If you’re having bright red bleeding that doesn’t stop and soaks a pad in an hour, you may be having a miscarriage. Even though miscarriage is very common, here are some facts you should know.
Innovations in Treating Endometriosis
New understandings of hormone sensitivities of endometriosis leads to new and more specific treatments.
New Understanding of Endometriosis Offers Hope for New Treatments
Endometriosis implants can occur almost anywhere in the body. It can lead to pain, abnormal bleeding, and infertility. Learn more about what causes endometriosis — and what might help.
Why Can't I Sleep?
Can't sleep? Learn what causes insomnia, from daytime stresses and life transitions, and see why insomnia increases weight gain, high blood pressure, anxiety, and depression.
Exciting New Treatments for Fibroids: Aromatase Inhibitors
Hormone receptors present on the cells of fibroid tumors allow for innovative approaches to treating fibroids by targeting those receptors.
Is it Baby Blues? Or Post-Partum Depression?
Most women experience the baby blues or "weepies" in the first six weeks post partum, but when it persists or overwhelms, it may be post partum depression.
Don’t Panic: It May Be Hormones!
Times of hormonal transition, such as peri-menopause, post-partum, and adolescence, are commonly marked by anxiety.
Can Pessaries "Out-sex" Surgery? A Thoughtful Approach to Incontinence and Prolapse
There have been two approaches to incontinence: surgery and pessaries. Surgery is expensive and risky, while pessaries are affordable and work remarkably quickly. Which should you choose, and why?
Incontinence & Prolapse - Part 2: The Strengths and Limitations of Incontinence Surgery
Have you ever sneezed and felt a small amount of urine spurt out (or something worse?!) Beyond incontinence, you may be suffering from vaginal or pelvic organ prolapse. Find out what surgery can - and cannot - do.
